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Oil prices fall Friday, but post sharp weekly gains as tensions in the Middle East rise
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Saudi Arabia has few options as it faces mounting threats from Iran and its allies
Naples estate returns at $195 million after $100 million price cut
Fighting re-erupts in Yemen and civilians are paying the price
CAS closing price under review: Sebi proposes 2 options for expiry settlement
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More than 900 people have been killed or injured and at least 5,000 families have fled their homes in less than a week.
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WorldPingGordon Pointe, a Naples waterfront estate, is now listed for $195 million. This price represents a $100 million reduction from its initial listing. The property was assembled over decades by financier John Donahue.
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Debts and deaths are mounting, as a soaring online gambling industry adapts to evade an Indian government ban.
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The decline snapped multiday winning streaks for both Brent and WTI crude oil futures.
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